Whose City?

Whose City?

By Lawrence HerzogSociety & CultureArtsDesign
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Whose City? episodes

  • Beyond the Wall
    Podcast host Dr. Larry Herzog speaks with Baja California energy and policy consultant Mario Lopez and architecture & planning professor Michael Stepner about the complex and hot topic of border walls vs. the border crossing experience, and the future of infrastructure and planning at the ports of entry along the U.S.-Mexican border.
    47 min
  • The Boulevard (El Cajon) and Beyond!
    El Cajon Boulevard, like San Diego, is experiencing and urban renaissance and a new mobility future... right now. Let's talk Complete Streets, BRT, Connectivity, Community, and City Heights! Howard Blackson and Dr. Larry Herzog dig a little deeper into the roots of the Boulevard with Gary Weber of the El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association joins us in the discussion.
    38 min
  • The Cradle of San Diego? Mission Valley's Future

    Co-hosts Larry Herzog and Howard Blackson explore the future of Mission Valley, including its hyper-dependence on the automobile, and the need to redesign it around the San Diego River. Ballot box proposals for the former Qualcomm site are discussed. Well-known city planner Michael Stepner comes in for an interview in the second half.

    35 min
  • Temporary Paradise

    Howard and Larry review the history and context for the writing of Kevin Lynch and Donald Appleyard's 1974 seminal study "Temporary Paradise", considered one of the most significant outside consultant reports for any city in the United States. They then bring urban planning professor Bruce Appleyard, son of Donald Appleyard, into the studio for an interview about the book.

    35 min

About Whose City?

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WHOSE CITY… is a podcast produced at the University of California, San Diego Design Lab.